Sentence examples for flower profusely from inspiring English sources

Come March, your plants will gently stir back into life, ready to flower profusely summer-long.

These beauties will flower profusely from July until the frosts as long as you sit on your secateurs.

Many of these plants flower profusely and have potential as cut focal flowers, cut fillers, potted colour or for use in landscape design.

Elsewhere the vegetation is discontinuous and consists of two main types: perennials with huge root systems and sparse aerial parts, often protected by waxy cuticles, thorns, and hairs; and ephemerals with slight root systems and little foliage but with the ability to flower profusely immediately after occasional storms and then to seed quickly and abundantly.

Especially young plants growing in open habitats flower profusely on many branches.

The sunnier aspect will encourage the Daphne to flower profusely.

Although technically a perennial, the common garden petunia is most often grown as an annual; its flowers bloom profusely from early summer until frost.

This small conical tree likes a cool spot in the garden and flowers profusely with buttermilk blossoms from a young age.

I noticed that marram and other sand grasses had flowered profusely this year, as usually happens in exceptionally fine summers; now their bleached and glistening spikes stood in bold silhouettes against the scape of sky and sea.

(Ornamental ironwork flowers profusely all over Savannah, and a study of the leitmotivs‐grape leaves, cotton bolls, blackamoors and tobacco plants gives a miniature history of the city). The house is open to the public, but our time is short, and we do not want to miss the Davenport and Owens‐Thomas houses.

The plant flowers profusely during February to April.